Gladiator syndrome, power trip, never been told no, testosterone, money, feeling of being untouchable...

Enlightened as ever.....

Or you don't handle being told no very well, especially if you've been groomed as a star your whole life.

That said, my first thought is always gold digger in these situations, but it's not hard to believe that some guys might not deal well the one time they are told no.

Live and learn, Kaeperdink.

I still don't buy it.

I might be in the minority but I don't think he's made up that way...

ROFL

I understand and agree with the sentiment, but there would be two major problems...

1) It would encourage actual victims not to come forward.
2) It's difficult, in our legal system, to "prove" false charges, without adding another costly trial. Not that (to me) money is everything, but proving something, anything really, is difficult enough, I don't think the result would equal the idea behind it.

Whatever happened to innocent until proven guilty.

The headline is bull shit.

Girl went to someone else's apartment, CK was there with two other guys, she gets drunk and stoned, lets CK undress her, but they do not have sex (but have had sex in the past). She wakes up in the hospital not remembering how she got there. They are investigating the incident. (Not just CK). She does not claim she was sexually assaulted by CK or anyone else.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports...ation/7550297/

Agreed, that's what I meant by "chilling effect". Your second point stands as well. It's just such a hell of a bad thing to do to a guy...

Considering how he acted and told the 49ers fans to shut up and he will wear whatever hat he want to........

I dunno, sounds like a guy who thinks he can do whatever he wants.

Not saying wearing a Dolphins hat is close to raping someone (that would be a Denver hat) but the douche bag attitude is certainly there.

It's a free country. As a chiefs fan, if I played on any other team, I'd still wear a chiefs hat. **** em.

Well, it sounds that way...

Yeah. I am calling bullshit on the stat. They like to claim if the woman was drinking or drunk it was rape. Well if that is the case. Then men get raped twice as often. Because most of them are always drinking and women took advantage of them.

This shit hurts real rape cases.

of course. Thinking back. That stat might be correct when you count the world. Thanks middle east and Africa.

Cops investigate Kaepernick, others
Updated: April 10, 2014, 3:26 PM ET
ESPN.com news services

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick and two other NFL players are being investigated by Miami police for an incident earlier this month at a Miami hotel.

The 49ers say they are aware of an investigation of Colin Kaepernick and others by Miami police.

Police, contacted Thursday afternoon, confirmed that there is an investigation but would not describe or categorize the exact nature of what police are looking into.

No arrests have been made, and no charges have been filed.

According to an incident report filed with Miami police on Friday, an unnamed woman said she had an encounter with Kaepernick, 49ers wide receiver Quinton Patton and Seahawks receiver Ricardo Lockette on April 1 at the Viceroy hotel in downtown Miami. The woman told police she spent time with the three players, drinking and smoking marijuana in Lockette's apartment and eventually ending up in a bedroom with Kaepernick.

According to the report, she told police both of them removed their clothes but did not have sex. Kaepernick eventually left the room. The woman also told police, according to the report, that Patton and Lockette later opened the door and "peeked" into the room but closed the door and left after the woman told them to get out. She told police she could not remember anything after that.

TMZ.com reported earlier Thursday that Kaepernick is being investigated for an alleged sexual assault, according to law enforcement sources. Those sources told TMZ that the investigation is in its "beginning stages."

However, police would not confirm that or characterize the incident or nature of the investigation when contacted by ESPN.

49ers general manager Trent Baalke, in a statement released Thursday, said the team is aware of the report and "is in the process of gathering the pertinent facts."